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Mr. Trask reminded the Board that they accepted a bond from the General Constructio_Company end it was supposed to be forfeited if that company did not comply with certain conditions, such as maintaining the property as a farm, put on cover crops, etc. One cover crop was put on last year but that is all. Mr. Trask thought that the bond expired around May 20th. Mr. Clark moved that the Town Counsel be instructed to enforce the bond. Mr. Giroux seconddd the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Trask stated that a salesman thought he could pick up a second hand clam shell which had just been repaired for 0325.00. Mr. Ross suggested exchanging the drag line for the clam shell. Mr. Giroux moved that the Chairman and Mr. Ross look into the matter of exchanging the equipment and report to the Board and then amended his motion so that Mr. Trask would look into the matter of trading and report to the Board. Mr. Ross seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Clark asked Mr. Trask whir the drag line could not be used and he replied that the land was too soft and that a clam shell could be used ff:om the road. 10 Bond .of General Const.Co. Clam Shell. Mr, Ross moved that the reviewing stand be erected April in front of the Cary Memorial Building for the 19th of 19th April. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted, Mr. Potter moved that the persons invited to view the parade last year be invited this year. Mr. Giroux seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Trask reported that it would cost $10, to rent flags and butting to decorate the reviewing stand and $25. to $50. to buy it. Mr. Potter moved that enough bunting be purchased to cover the stand well and that the expense be charged to the Unclassified Account. Mr. Ross seconded the motion and it was so voted, The following bids were received for replacing the 1935 Standard Chevrolet dar owned by the Police,Depart menta F. K. Johnson - 1936 Standard Chev. Coach with front and rear bumper, spare tire and tube, spare tirk look, safety glass in all windows, fEeight and handling, Total cost - $595,75 Allowance on 1935 Chevrolet - 33�0,00 Net cost Jv Calvin W. Childs - $265.00 for a new 1936 Ford Tudor, taking in trade the 1935 Chevrolet Coach. This ' price'indluded changing the radio from the old car to the new and furnishing a police generator on the new car. Reviewing Stand - Bunting. Police car.